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Working with patients as partners to identify priorities and new treatments in the prevention and management of chronic pain in Canada.
Hamilton, Ontario
Joined December 2016
👶🧸🧒University of Calgary has posted a new opportunity to make pain care better for kids in Alberta who have neurodevelopmental disabilities. Sign-up for this opportunity on Pain Connect today:
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RT @KidsInPain: 📢Passionate about improving pediatric pain care? SKIP is hiring a Knowledge Broker in Halifax! If you have a Master’s degre….
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RT @CIHR_IMHA: PXP (For Patients, By Patients) is returning this September 9-12, 2025 (exact dates and times depending on where you are in….
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RT @CanadianPain: “Pain isn’t just physical — it’s deeply intertwined with mental health. If we continue to treat them separately, we’re mi….
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We are excited to be at the @mcmasternpc Institute Research Day, promoting Pain Connect. If you are interested in connecting with people living with pain, check out đź‘Ą
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We are proud of @MargotALatimer and the work she does in and with Indigenous communities. We are lucky to have her leadership within the Chronic Pain Network. 🧡.
Six Nursing Chairs across Canada are working with Indigenous communities to improve nursing practice, education, research and administration. Learn how the chairs are improving the health of First Nations, Inuit, and MĂ©tis Peoples: #NIHM2025
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Great to hear from @CIHR_IRSC Institute for Indigenous Peoples’ Health Director, Dr. Chelsea Gabel, sharing why the National Indigenous Clinicians Gathering is so important. “Communities know best what they need.”
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Yesterday at the #NationalIndigenousCliniciansGathering we learned about the work being done in community. Spending time in @EskasoniBand at the Sarah Denny Memorial Cultural Centre learning about their Land-Based Healing initiative along with a medicine walk around Goat Island.
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Bonnie Freeman, Associate Professor of @mac_SW and @MacIndigStudies shares insights about part of a panel on Indigenous research. “Let the community take the lead.” 🧡. #NationalIndigenousCliniciansGathering
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John R. Sylliboy welcomes attendees for the National Indigenous Clinicians Gathering at the Older Adult Centre in Membertou First Nation.
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We are happy to support the 2nd National Indigenous Clinicians Gathering taking place in Eskasoni and Membertou First Nations. Follow along to hear more about this important gathering focused on Indigenous children and youth pain and healing.
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RT @CanadianPain: It is estimated that 4.5 million Canadians live with migraine. Migraines aren’t just headaches. They’re a complex neuro….
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RT @CIHR_IRSC: For 25 years, CIHR has supported Canada’s health researchers in driving discovery and improving the lives of Canadians. Lea….
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The most effective research and policies are those informed by real-world experiences. By using CPN’s Pain Connect to recruit individuals with lived experience, you can enhance the quality of your work. Learn more here:
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With patient partner's voices at the centre of all of the work we do at the CPN, we launched a new Patient's Corner section in our June newsletter. Jenny Lorca shares her experience as a panelist at the @PacPainForum:
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